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The city’s Parking, Traffic and Circulation Committee has extended the deadline for collecting parking and traffic information for a city survey until Monday.
Results of the survey will be presented to the City Council in September, committee chairwoman Carolyn Wood said. The committee has gathered about 350 responses so far.
“Parking is a mess,” Wood said. “It always has been, but we want to try to take advantage of what we have.”
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